Tenants must keep paying rent during the coronavirus pandemic, landlords say, and have quashed the hope of any widespread payment

Many landlords across the UK are facing the uncertainty of whether tenants will be able to keep up with rental

The government has relaxed eviction rules and told landlords they must be flexible to help keep tenants in their homes

In this strange new world, we are living in during the coronavirus lockdown, new rules apply – some of which

The Welsh Government has produced Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance covering self-isolation, visiting a property, mental well-being, supporting tenants and business support.

There has unsurprisingly been a sharp slowdown across the UK property market over the past few weeks as a consequence

Non-statutory guidance for landlords, tenants and local authorities in the private and social rented sectors in the context of Coronavirus

The government has announced a three-month mortgage holiday for property owners, but is yet to announce rent suspensions – despite

Tenants must continue to pay their rent where possible, landlords have said, citing concerns about a lack of clarity over